Billy Rovzar, partner and founder of Lemon Films, attended NATPE to inform of the rebirth of a company that has existed for 12 years and has managed to have a complete reinvention.After spending six years in a hibernation stage because we were not sure how the industry was going to behave in the generation and hunting of contents. We were literally stagnated observing what was happening: Blockbusters dropped, Netflix rose, what is going to happen? And this year is the year of our rebirth-and that’s how we planned it to be- and we have already begun providing content for all these different platforms: Cinema, TV, theater, digital, expressed Rovzar.Among the most recent projects, he mentioned the sequel to his second film –Kilómetro 31-, That is a very successful horror film. The second part will debut this year. They are also finishing the third season of a series with HBO titled Señor Ávila. We are preparing other projects with other networks. We will start at least three series this year.
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